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My husband found www.glutah.org and I found some good recipes on this site. The cooking recipes are good - but be careful because they do not state "gluten free" broth or "gluten free" spices - they just list the specific ingredients listed and it is up to the cook what brand he or she used. I made the peach crumble (although I used raspberries) and it is very yummy.

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Are you sure about that website address? I can't get it to work.

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Are you sure about that website address? I can't get it to work.

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I'm so sorry, it is gfutah.org

cdford Contributor
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These looked great!

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Thank you for the link. Have a look at the following.

You can find a number of gluten-free recipe on www.delphiforums.com click on health and wellness and then click on Celiac Disease On-Line Support Group Click on gluten-free recipes. See at the top of the page click on advanced search. Type in for example carrot cake and click search. You will see there is a whole selection of recipes that get regularly updated.

A lady by the name of Mireille has also a whole selection of gluten-free recipes in her best of Mireille a link that is part of her signature on the this site. She is an excellent baker has her on gluten-free restaurant in Canada. Her recipes in her best of Mireille are excellent and really easy to follow. :lol:

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